Las imágenes de la victoria del Real Madrid ante el Osasuna
LALIGA SANTANDER
David Alaba Sport News
Real Madrid close in on La Liga title with win at Osasuna
Real Madrid continued their march towards a 35th La Liga title as goals by David Alaba, Marco Asensio and Lucas Vazquez earned them a 3-1 win at Osasuna on Wednesday with Karim Benzema missing two penalties.
Euro wrap: Benzema misses two penalties but Real march on
Real Madrid moved closer to the La Liga title as they beat Osasuna 3-1, despite Karim Benzema missing two penalties.
Real Madrid on cusp of title after hard-fought win away at Osasuna despite missing two penalties
Real Madrid inched closer to a record 35th league title with a 3-1 win against Osasuna on Wednesday night. Real arrived at El Sadar 15 points ahead of Barcelona in second and Atletico Madrid in third, with the latter thrashing out a goalless draw with Granada to cut their lead by a point before kick off. With Barca and Atletico having a maximum 21 and 15 points left to play for respectively, Los Blancos knew that victory here would effectively leave them one more win away from being crowned champions while also making it mathematically impossible for Atleti to retain the title they won last season.
Real Madrid | Alarma Alaba a 6 días del City
La enfermería del Madrid tiene overbooking y al filo del descanso del choque ante Osasuna podría tener un nuevo integrante a partir del jueves: David Alaba. El austríaco, cuando De Burgos Bengoetxea estaba a punto de mandar, se ha echado la mano a la parte posterior del muslo izquierdo, retirándose, apoyado en sus compañeros, en el entretiempo. Eso sí, lo ocurrido tiene una parte positiva, puesto que el defensa blanco mostraba un semblante tranquilo.
After Champions League exit, Bayern's sole focus is Bundesliga title
BERLIN : Storm clouds are gathering in Munich after Bayern's shock Champions League quarter-final exit to Villarreal and the team know they must rebound quickly with a win on Sunday at Arminia Bielefeld to take them one step closer to the Bundesliga title.
Antonio Rüdiger will use Madrid heartbreak as fuel for next big match
For Antonio Rüdiger, today is another day, the time to get back in the saddle, to build up towards Chelsea’s next big game – the FA Cup semi-final against Crystal Palace at Wembley on Sunday. There is no point in being sad any more. The steeliness of his professionalism will, as usual, kick in.